Tire-Rim Interaction, a Semi-Analytical Tire Model

A Tire Side Slip Model with Flexible Tire Carcass and the Identification of Tire Structural Parameters

i’ire behaviour plays a very important role in vehicle dynamic studies. Because of the complexity of tire structure, some tire models use so many assumptions they cannot represent tire behaviour well, while others are so complicated they are di@icult to use in engineering applications. This study presents an analytical tire side slip modeI with flexible tire carcass which is very helpful for un...

Estimation of Tire-Road Friction by Tire Rotational Vibration Model

Tire-road friction is the most important piece of information used by active safety systems. However, most conventional friction estimation/ detection methods are accurate only within the non-linear region. In addition, such methods require numerous sensors, such as yaw rate sensors, acceleration sensors, and steering angle sensors. In this paper, a friction estimation method using a tire vibra...

Truck tire-rim injury--a new trauma entity.

The tire model

Tires are perhaps the most important, but difficult to model, component of an automobile. In addition to supporting the vehicle and damping out road irregularities, the tires provide the longitudinal and lateral forces necessary to change the speed and direction of the vehicle. These forces are produced by the deformation of the tire where it contacts the road during acceleration, braking, and ...

Lugre Tire Model for HMMWV

The objective of this report is to provide a short introduction regarding simple tire models that could be used when modeling the military vehicle HMMWV. Drawbacks and advantages associated with the tire models are briefly discussed. The report also introduces a simple three-dimensional tire model that has been implemented to Chrono software [3].